Port of Prince Rupert statement on supply chain issues puts Port terminals on call for service if required

Ready to support supply chains if required is the message the
Prince Rupert Port Authority is sending out this afternoon
(photo from PRPA)

With supply chains the thing of discussion today in the wake of storm damage in southern British Columbia, the Prince Rupert Port Authority has issued a statement that states its readiness to support disrupted supply chains.

The information release, relayed through the Port's social media sources and website, notes of the fully operational status of the facilities in Prince Rupert  and it is ready to activate its full capacity to address the current situation in the province.

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At the moment, with infrastructure damage across the southern region, the rail link between Prince Rupert and the rest of Canada and the USA, makes for the only Canadian port able to accept or ship cargo to destinations.

Today's statement did not indicate if there has been any increase in routing through the Prince Rupert Gateway since the southern ports of Vancouver were isolated from their transportation corridor.

For more items on themes from the Port of Prince Rupert see our archive page here.

Cross posted from the North Coast Review.